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TMS FNC UI Pack 6.9 Intro Working with large datasets can be challenging. When your grid contains thousands or even millions of rows, displaying them all at once isn't just impractical—it can bring your application to a craw...

This is the second part of a two-part series where we explore using FlexCel.NET and Blazor. The first part was about running FlexCel in the browser, and now we will explore running it in the server. Generating a "server-side" Blazor app While blaz...

Introduction: Supporting .NET 5 We've just released FlexCel .NET 7.8, which adds support for .NET 5. Usually, "adding support" for a new version of a .NET framework is just recompiling the code, but in this case, as .NET 5 is the successor of .NET...

We are announcing a new major FlexCel version today. FlexCel 7 was mostly about rendering charts, and FlexCel 7.5 keeps on the same topic, being mostly about creating and modifying charts with code. The new Chart API The fastest way to getting s...

After a long time coming, I am extremely happy to say that FlexCel 7 arrived. And when I say extremely happy I mean it: It has been a long road to travel, but we finally got there. So without losing more time, what is it about? In a shallo...

Another TMS day They say time flies when you are having fun... It is hard to believe it has been about 2 years since my last blog post, which was also about a TMS Day. I see two options here: Either we start doing more TMS Days so I can blog about...

Back from TMS day I am personally very happy with everything about the TMS day. It took 26 hours flying plus 6 hours in a car trip to Germany so I could speak for an hour, but it was completely worth it. There is still something magical about face...

Introduction In FlexCel .NET 6.7.9, we introduced preview support for .NET Core This is a preview FlexCel release since it is compiled against a preview version of .NET Core and shouldn't be used in production, but it can be fun to explore. ...

Introduction Delphi has a very high degree of compatibility between desktop and mobile code: with some little differences, code written for Win32 will run fine in iOS and Android. Many of those differences are in strings, like not having UTF8 strings...

This November 14 we'll be present on the Embarcadero Event at Buenos Aires, Argentina. The event is focused in mobile development with the new Embarcadero Rad Studio XE5. Along with many other interesting speeches, I will be giving a session about...

Introducing FlexCel 6 As you might have noticed, we've just released FlexCel 6 for Delphi with iOS support (FlexCel 6 for .NET is coming soon now and it will also have iOS support). We've taken our time to release it because we didn't want this t...